The new Free Malaysia Today portal has a scoop about Zaid Ibrahim ’smoking the peace pipe’ (figuratively-lah) with Hindraf chairman P Waythamoorthy in Singapore.
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Pakatan mends rift with Hindraf?10 November 2009 at 5.39pm | Tags: Hindraf, pakatan, Waythamoorthy, Zaid Ibrahim | Category: Ethnic and inter-religious relations, Malaysian politics, Marginalised groups, Poverty |
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Anwar need to ensure that Malay and Indian voters still stick to Pakatan. Or else the DAP will emerge the only party with the most seats in Parliament as in Tanjong 2 where the party won 80% of Chinese votes.
Hallo! K,
Did not realized that you are back again. I am glad that you are back again with your comments…….. Haha
Whatever you said about your knowledge about Indian democracy and so forth, is not worth my 2 sen, as self praise is no praise, but cannot blame people with your mentality…… you are used to being praised by people who want to make you happy with what you wish to hear. But unfortunately, in this blog or whichever blog you are in, you seem to be the only one with your own mind set.
Your analysis of events are just illogical and carry no water. Feel sorry that you are the favourite punching bag of all those who care to post their comments here. So, you can very well see, you are a pretty smart fella…… right?
It is ok, K, you are extremely knowledgeable about Indian democracy, but, unfortunately, you look it from the Malaysian point, sorry, obsolete point of views of your politcal master, that is why you are almost wiped clean throughout the country. Cannot blame them, if they still harbour hopes of winning with people like you……..
PR Man
Let me assure that you can think whatever you want about my knowledge of Indian democracy and political dynamics, for I’m neither interested nor they have any impact on me.
Just because some people here (who could be the same person posting under different names, from the language this is rather appparent) who disagree with me, it doesn’t make my points wrong.
It is not my points are illogical but on the contrary it is the PR cheerleaders and cybertroppers are being blinded by their misguided by their abjact loyalty to their political masters rather than be guided by their intellect and a sense of fairness and justice.
This mule-headed and partisan thinking is the one which is making the country taking the self destructive path of other democracies like Thailand and India, for example.
To be a progressive and mature nation, we Malaysians need to get rid of this petty partisan politics and focus on the bigger interests of the country.
And the biggest interest is “ CORRUPTION “` that is (plaguing) UMNO which we must get rid off.
Bros
Hindraf is a failure..the benefactor of the hindraf’s efffort was PKR n DAP.
Hindraf Leaders are lawyers who thinks too much about rule of law in human rights lacks strategy, experience and the shrewdness of politicians like anwar , kit siang and guan eng.
Its would better for Hindraf Leaders to behave like PR Leaders who are … cunning!!!!
rgds
… HRP Information Chief, S. Jayathas posting in HRP today 15/11/2009, regarding a posting (about the circumstances surrounding the) lady who tried to commit suicide together with her children. … such irresponsible postings cannot be accepted and tolerated! It is naked and irresponsible lies if the Malaysiakini version of the news of the above incident is correct. No, HRP, has had its credibility seriously damaged and questioned by this questionable posting. They can be absolutely irresponsible, this group of people that is.
Should PR work with such irresponsible rascists? No support for such people who are worst than the worst can ever be!!!!!
The way K writes, sounds very much like those I know who are active Gerakan members.